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"SOHO Solutions" <SOHO@MaxxCorp.net> wrote in message
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> First, I beleive once a week is considered OK. It is posting the same
> messages multiple times a day or every day is considered NO NO. As you
> have stated I post a message over once a week when something I have
> FOR SALE hasnt sold yet.


Thats fine Mark, but you spammed your SOHO more than once a week...


>
> SECOND, the dispute between me & Nigel has been settled equitably
> between us. As you may have not noticed, we are no longer attacking
> each other. The only dispute I have is with YOU & others who want
> leave anyone alone. Have you considered letting things drop instead of
> having to POST EVERY TIME I DO just to spite me or something.
>

Did I say that you and Nigel were still at it? Nope. I was merley telling
Tim the background of what has been going on in this NG.


> THIRD, my use of CAPS keys is MY BUSINESS. While you may not like it,
> that is your right & opinion. While others may not like it, that is
> their right & opinion also. But I would like to see where it is
> PROHIBITED to use CAPS the way I do. I know CONSTANT CAPS IS CONSDERED
> SHOUTING. I dont use them constantly I use them for emphasis. END OF
> STATEMENT.


When you bring it into a public forum, it *does* become *my* business and
everyone elses that reads it.

No one else like your use of caps. I have tried to show you an alternitave
to "streeing" words by using * instead of caps, but you are too stubborn and
just want to keep pissing off the NG.

I have already shown you that usings caps isn't proper newsgroup etiquette.

Let me remind you...

http://www.aol.com/netfind/scoop/newsgroup_etiquette.html
DON'T SHOUT. TYPING IN ALL CAPS IS CONSIDERED SHOUTING. It's easier to read
a mix of upper- and lower-case letters.

http://info.borland.com/newsgroups/netiquette.html
Do not write messages in all capital letters; use normal capitalization.

http://www.magicpub.com/netprimer/netiquette.html
Typing in all-caps means, on the net, that you're yelling. People will
respond with a polite "Why are you yelling at me?" instead of responding to
the text of your message. This includes headlines. Do not use all-caps,
unless of course, you ARE yelling.



>
> FOURTH. My SIG Line has been modified & I have seen others with a lot
> longer I.E. Check CUJO's his is longer & full of more stuff than mine.
> Once again it seems everyone just is looking for something to BITCH
> about & try to be GOD over. SIG Line are inserted at the bottom of all
> posts so you dont have to scroll down to it if you dont wish. If it
> bothers you that much, talk to the SOFTWARE PUBLISHERS & have them
> remove this feature from there software or make them make it adhere to
> your standards.....whatever.


If you would *read* what I said, you would see that I don't have a problem
with your sig line...

Yes, I agree that "cujo's" sig is a bit much.



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